Netflix, Inc. (NFLX) Message Board
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So each time this pig sings some kind of contracts, it will pop regardless of the cost of these contents?
by wuj96001 •May 9, 2013 4:54 PMSo you're saying the Democrats are actually for the riches?
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So each time this pig sings some kind of contracts, it will pop regardless of the cost of these contents?
by wuj96001 •May 9, 2013 4:54 PMI know, it seems that people are ignoring any bad news and getting excited on whatever comes out of Reed Hastings' mouth! Just can't beat the system, I guess!
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So each time this pig sings some kind of contracts, it will pop regardless of the cost of these contents?
by wuj96001 •May 9, 2013 4:54 PMAgreed, seems like for now, it'll just keep on going up, doesn't matter until something really bad happen!
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So each time this pig sings some kind of contracts, it will pop regardless of the cost of these contents?
by wuj96001 •May 9, 2013 4:54 PMWell, those deals were probably not that of good deals then!
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FNMA is making record profit, and will pay back uncle Sam 95 billion of 116 bil borrowed, so why is it down today?
by wuj96001 •May 9, 2013 3:43 PMIf FNMA keeps on making those nice profits and proofing they can be back on their feet, I don't see the government would have any excuse for the conservatorship!
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Not to mention the ridiculous valuation!
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FNMA is making record profit, and will pay back uncle Sam 95 billion of 116 bil borrowed, so why is it down today?
by wuj96001 •May 9, 2013 3:43 PMSo you're saying Uncle Sam is robbing Fannie? That's just unbelievable, I thought we had the best democratic system!
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FNMA is making record profit, and will pay back uncle Sam 95 billion of 116 bil borrowed, so why is it down today?
by wuj96001 •May 9, 2013 3:43 PMI think it all depends on what Uncle Sam is gonna do with the company! If it lets Fannie goes back to the public then it will sky rocking! Just my personal opinion!
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FNMA is making record profit, and will pay back uncle Sam 95 billion of 116 bil borrowed, so why is it down today?
by wuj96001 •May 9, 2013 3:43 PMThanks Laptop! That makes sense! One thing that doesn't make sense is how on earth Fannie has to pay the government 95 billion as interest while they only borrowed 117 billion?
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Has it occured to anyone that the pop of 6% right before the earning release was fishy?
by wuj96001 •Apr 23, 2013 4:26 PMSorry, I didn't mean literally seconds "right before", I meant for the whole day right before the earnings. For most of the other companies if they perceive a good earning, the stocks usually go up by 1 or 2% the most on that day, but nflx popped 6%!
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Smells like insider trading, does the SEC care?
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Nflix is ready to drop back big time, per haps$below $70.00
by rexdepot911 •Apr 22, 2013 3:24 PMEven $70 is expensive comparing to Google, the best company in the world!
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Obviously, you must be one of these geeky nerds who sit in front of a computer for hours playing video games, getting no girls, that's why you don't watch live sports on cable!
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Why couldn't you name any critics acclaimed shows other than just that one show House of cards, then?
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Why would anybody want to pay recurring $8 per month just to see one semi-decent show, while you can watch tons of Showtime shows for free if you have two years contract? Awards acclaimed Shows like "Homeland", "Dexter", "The big C", "Weeds", just to name a few!
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So many haters- saying the same things when it was $100
by james08099 •Apr 17, 2013 2:57 PMSo many lovers-saying the same things when it was $300, only to go down to $53
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Sold the put leg of the strangle. Bought more the Call leg of the strangle. Average down cost.
by nw2000_ca •Apr 17, 2013 12:45 PMso now you only have calls going into earning?
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NETFLIX IS A $50 STOCK PERIOD, ICAHN WILL BE HOLDING THE BAG..HA HA HA !!!
by pro.trader62 •Apr 8, 2013 1:54 PMMore like $10 if it's trading with a somehow more reasonable PE ration of 30 which is still more than Google!
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Would you buy AMZN, now?